paid $17.00 to have an EXPRESS MAIL, time sensitve letter delivered before 3pm on 5/5/09. recieved in
my mail box a card stating that i was not home. i was home all day painting the interior of my home.
no one came up the driveway or to my door. i have a dog and would have known if anyone had come.
the postal service is refusing to give me a refund which they stated they would had the letter not been
delivered on time. who can i contact with this problem besides the postal service?

Please note we are having major issues with our USPS packages not being delivered in small towns such as the Town of Bingham since the new automated system went in effect. We do not have a mail career in town therefore packages are not being delivered to the street address, only to P.O. Box number. This is a major issue, because most companies, vendors, clients etc are not aware of this. They believe packages should only be sent to a street address, therefore they omit putting PO Box on the label and packages are being returned. This is HUGE problem for us and it really needs to be corrected. It would be so much easier for everyone if US POSTAL SERVICE or MAIL EXPRESS would update the database with their corresponding PO Boxes for each street addresses in small towns where there is no direct mail carrier so that to allow deliveries that ONLY show a street address.

Please forward this e-mail to someone hire-up that can make this happen. We really need a change for our services. As it is it is pretty inconvenient to have to go to the post office every day and not have our mailed delivered to our address.

We are looking forward for your response and advice in regards to this matter.

Thank you !

I have lived at my present address for 3 1/2 years. The former residence did not leave a new address, so for the last 3 1/2 years I have been getting their mail. All of my many contacts to the local postal office have fail to clear this up. Please help me find someone who can help.

Thank You
Frank Miller

I HAVE A COMPLAINT ABOUT THE POSTMAN THAT DELIVERS OUR MAIL.HE IS ALWAYS DELIVERING OUR MAIL TO OTHER RESIDENCES, TODAY 11-05-08 I RECIEVED A PACKAGE THAT WAS TORN COMPLETELY OPEN AND I HAVE PICTURES OF IT .HE DRIVES RECKLESSLY THROUGH OUR NEIBORHOOD WITH HIS DOOR AJAR SO THAT HE CAN GET OUT OF HIS CAR FASTER.HE CLEARLY HAS NO REGARD TO THE PUBLICS MAIL AS HE SEEMS MORE INTERESTED IN COMPLETEING HIS ROUTE AS FAST AS HE CAN, AS OPPOSED TO DOING IT CORRECTLY AND NEATLY.I AM SURE THAT YOU CAN FIGURE OUT WHO HE IS BY USING MY ADDRESS FOR A REFERANCE TO SEE WHO RUNS THIS ROUTE.WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO THE POST MAN THAT THE PUBLIC KNEW BUY FIRST NAME AND WOULD GET GIFTS AND TIPS FROM TIME TO TIME FOR DOING A GREAT JOB.IT IS CLEAR TO ME THAT YOUR HIREING STANDARDS HAVE GONE TO THE WAYSIDE AND NO LONGER HAVE ANY CONCERN OR RESPECT FOR THE PUBLICS MAIL.PROVE ME WRONG AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS GUY LIKE MAKE HIM SHOW INTEGRITY AND COMPASION FOR HIS JOB RESPOSIBILITIES AND MAKE HIM DELIVER AN APPOLOGY FOE HIS ACTIONS.I AM SURE THAT SOMEONE WAS OVERLOOKED FOR HIS JOB THAT WOULD HAVE DONE A BETTER JOB THAN HIM. VERRY DISSATIFIED CUSTOMER, ALBERT GUARDADO

I was hired on as a casual-mailhandler at the PDC in Knoxville, TN 2 August, 2008. I originally applied two months earlier and every time I had all but wrote off the job, I would get a letter. I was dragged along for a few months, and meanwhile passed up good jobs in hopes that I had hit the motherload. Oh, I was wrong. When I finally did get hired on, and was introduced to organization, I saw the truth. I was treated not just like a Temporary employee. I found that to many I wasn't even considered a human being. I was never given a work schedule. I was never told how long my shift would be. I only knew when to work by being told I had to be back in 12 hours. I was never given a time card, and had to prod supervisors just to get a paper card to document my time. I would find out a day before I eventually quit that a time card had been made, and was sitting idle in the supervisor's office. The supervisor's response ' just didn't think I mattered enough'.

I was told by the 'union' members it wasn't their job to train me, and i was on my own. The only way to figure something out was to observe, or to do it wrong in order to be corrected. It was a total zoo, and after being yelled at I finally walked out on shift. I worked there a total of 2 weeks. I averaged 8 hour days, and only received 2 days off. I was told when I was hired I would work no more than 6 hours a shift, and under 40 hours a week.

It has been over a month, and I have yet to collect a dime in wages. I have called the USPS accounting department in Raleigh, NC. I was told my checks have been mailed out, and that I should have received them. I asked where they were mailed, and I was told to the postal center where I was employed. I called the postal center, and I was told 'that is your problem'.

My next plan of action is to report them to the department of labor, because the last time I checked slavery was outlawed in the 1860's.